I live near the ocean, so the air is very humid. In the summertime, running the air conditioner causes condensation to form on the outside of all my windows. This isn't a problem for the front and wear windshield, as they have built in defrosters. However, the side windows fog up to the point I cant see out of them. I have to lower them to see when Im turning. Unfortunately, lowering them, then raising them doesn't clear the window of condensation. Also, letting in a bunch of cold air isn't pleasant.

Is there anything I can do to keep the side windows from fogging up?


You could always use a product like Rain-X Anti Fog (no affiliation). I believe these place a superhyrdophobic film on the window. It doesn't let the water (humidity from the air) land on it, therefore no fog develops. There are probably other products out there like Rain-X ... you'll have to figure out what you can get and what might work best for you.

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    Not affiliated here neither...I had the same situation, I live near the coast in an island where sea breeze actually cross the whole country. I found two Rain X products here, one for outside (yellow bottle) and one for inside (black bottle, I think). Both worked for me. – Aram Alvarez Nov 24 '18 at 1:06
  • Ah, Ive heard of Rain-X, but didnt realize they had Anti-Fog. – Keltari Nov 24 '18 at 9:26

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